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Dynamic Range in VBA
Hi all,
I'm sure this is any easy one, How do you make a got to range/reference dynamic? You see I want to goto to use the range stated in a cell Ie Application.Goto Range("c3") But this code only goes to the cell not the range in the cell?? Thanks |
Dynamic Range in VBA
Dim S as String
S = Range("C3").Value Application.Goto Range(S) -- Gary's Student " wrote: Hi all, I'm sure this is any easy one, How do you make a got to range/reference dynamic? You see I want to goto to use the range stated in a cell Ie Application.Goto Range("c3") But this code only goes to the cell not the range in the cell?? Thanks |
Dynamic Range in VBA
Perfect,
Thanks a lot for that. I really needed it Thanks again |
Dynamic Range in VBA
You are very welcome !
-- Gary's Student " wrote: Perfect, Thanks a lot for that. I really needed it Thanks again |
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